By Lonny Zilberman
The California Supreme Court's recent decision in Roby v. McKesson Corp. is both good news and bad news for California employers. In Roby, the Court addressed two important issues: whether an employee may use evidence of "personnel management actions" to support a harassment claim; and the constitutional limits on punitive damages awards in California Fair Employment and Housing Act cases. Charlene Roby had a 25-year career at McK...
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